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Win the chance to see David Healy and the boys training

Thursday, 4 September 2008

McDonald’s, the official Community Partner of the IFA, has teamed up with the Belfast Telegraph to offer two lucky readers (plus a guest each) the chance to watch the Northern Ireland squad train before their World Cup Qualifier against the Czech Republic on September 10.

Northern Ireland boss Nigel Worthington will be looking for all three points from his side’s first home game of the qualifying campaign.

After coming so close to qualifying for Euro 2008, there is great expectation and excitement for the game and McDonald’s is providing you with the chance to watch David Healy and the rest of the squad prepare on Monday, September 8 for this massive game.

To be in with a chance of winning this fantastic prize simply answer the following question;

Q: Who lost 3-2 to Northern Ireland but went on to win Euro 2008?

Send your answers to sbeacom@belfasttelegraph.co.uk before Friday 12noon.

And please include your name and daytime telephone number.

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